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rwilabee
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Handle on Head Stock

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Does anyone know if you can fine the rollpins that hold the Handle on the Head Stock that you loosen to move the headstock at Lowes or Home Depot. I want to remove the handle to clean it and I just don't know if the rollpin will come out and still be good.
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They should be available at most Ace hardware or Lowes and Home Depot. Either takt the old one with you or measure it accurately. I have used the old one for re-assembly.
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wa2crk wrote:They should be available at most Ace hardware or Lowes and Home Depot. Either takt the old one with you or measure it accurately. I have used the old one for re-assembly.
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I have better luck finding good quality roll pins at Ace hardware. Jim
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The original should be reusable as long as it is not boogered up while removing it. That one can be stubborn! A properly fitting pin punch is the best tool for removing them.
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Do you tap it back in or press it in.

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wa2crk wrote:They should be available at most Ace hardware or Lowes and Home Depot. Either takt the old one with you or measure it accurately. I have used the old one for re-assembly.
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rwilabee wrote:Do you tap it back in or press it in.

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Depends upon what tools you have available. Either way works. Pressing works better depending upon what you are pressing with.
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Tapped it with a small ball peen hammer.
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I removed mine and reused it upon reassembly. Just take care when removing it.
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Is it necessary to remove the handle and lockdown hardware to do the PowerPro install? I'm having trouble driving out the pin and don't want to break or bend something if I don't have to remove it.
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fredsheldon wrote:Is it necessary to remove the handle and lockdown hardware to do the PowerPro install? I'm having trouble driving out the pin and don't want to break or bend something if I don't have to remove it.
I believe so, but this is a good time to remove all accumulated rust/gunk/crud etc. regardless.:)
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